Foreign agents face fines as low as $50 under rules drafted by Liberals
The federal government is proposing penalties as low as $50 for foreign agents who fail to register under a new law meant to counter foreign interference.
The federal government is proposing penalties as low as $50 for foreign agents who fail to register under a new law meant to counter foreign interference, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from Conservative Members of Parliament and senators.
The draft regulations were first reported by Blacklock’s Reporter.
